This thesis delves into the comprehensive design of a multi-function-al space tailored for unsheltered families and students within an existing stay-over program at BVHM San Francisco. The primary objective is to cultivate a profound sense of community and ownership for both user groups while concurrently providing essential amenities and optimized storage solutions. The design approach is grounded in the principles of micro-intervention and co-creation, aiming to actively involve unsheltered families and students in the collaborative design process.